Carly Flandro
In Payette, summer school defies stereotypes, thanks to a unique partnership
Teachers and students help each other prepare for the future.
Indigenous group speaks out against ‘firing’ of state Indian Education leader
At the same time, state cancels an annual tribal education conference
School closures impact vulnerable students — it’s unclear what that means for their education
These communities are on the frontlines of budgetary woes that are increasingly impacting schools in Idaho.
State officials are revamping Idaho’s graduation requirements for the first time in over a decade
And they want your feedback. The proposed changes aim to ensure students are ready for life after high school.
West Bonner trustees close a school, select new superintendent
The closure was a contentious decision, punctuated by the concerns, opinions, and support from vocal parents, patrons, and staff.
Idaho AEYC announces new executive director
An Idaho Business for Education leader will take the helm next week.
Learn about scholarships in Idaho
Idaho students and graduates are eligible for thousands of dollars in scholarships as they pursue college and careers. Learn more about Idaho’s unique funding programs, who’s eligible, and how to apply below.
School leaders in two resort towns get creative to offer affordable housing for staff — with mixed results
McCall and Blaine County cobble together initiatives in communities where teachers, custodians and bus drivers can’t afford to buy a home.
UPDATE: Superintendent shuffle: 2024 turnover at education’s helm
Find out who is stepping away, and who’s stepping in.
Public invited to comment on proposed changes to state special education manual
The manual is being updated after a federal review found it was out of compliance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.